J. C. Wang

Associate Professor, Department of Statistics
B.S. Mathematics
M.S. Applied Mathematics
Ph.D. Statistics
 

J. C. Wang was born in Taiwan in 1955. He received a B.S. degree in Mathematics in 1978 from Tamkang University, and an M.S. degree in Applied Mathematics in 1980 from Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. He received his Ph.D. degree in Statistics in 1989 from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. J. C. Wang is now an associate professor in the Department of Statistics, Western Michigan University. His research interest includes design of experiments, quality and productivity improvement, statistical computing and graphics.

Selected Publications

• An approach to the construction of asymmetrical orthogonal arrays, (with C.F.J. Wu). (1991) Journal of the American Statistical Association 86 450-456.
• Nearly orthogonal arrays with mixed levels and small runs, (with C.F.J. Wu). (1992) Technometrics 34 409-422.
• A hidden projection property of Plackett-Burman and related designs, (with C.F.J. Wu).  (1995) Statistica Sinica  5  235-250.
• Mixed difference matrices and the construction of orthogonal arrays. (1996) Statistics and Probability Letters  28  121-126.

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